Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[maxk] 02/1/2020 20:20

500 million?

[gotnorolex] 02/1/2020 18:32

Found this.......
Modern fire managers can learn much from Aboriginal fire practice.
Our land is burning, and western science does not have all the answers

[xxxxxy] 02/1/2020 18:25

Boundary changes.Democracy. A fully functioning fair democracy of the people for all the people.Not just the North London chattering classes.

[gotnorolex] 02/1/2020 18:21

Nearly 500,000,000 animals have been killed in Australia’s wildfires.
(No mention whatsoever of Aboriginal settlements in the bush,or appearances on news footage)

[alphorn] 02/1/2020 18:11

Unfortunately for who? Domestic short investors who would have the jackpot.

I don't think that you meant that max?

[maxk] 02/1/2020 18:05

Now that sounds like a reasonable amendment.

Who could have any objection to this?

[cm44] 02/1/2020 18:05

5xy
Rather interesting but can't see it happening,unfortunately.

[xxxxxy] 02/1/2020 17:47

. James Bertram , Thursday, January 02, 2020, 10:14:The immediate battle seems to be to get the Withdrawal Agreement amended before the 13th January. To this end I have been lobbying for the clause to be added 'Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed'. This reconnects the WA to the Political Declaration, effectively making it one agreement. The money 'incentive' is restored - if the EU do not provide an acceptable FTA by 2020 then we do not pay them £39 billion. This should ensure the EU acts in a timely fashion and makes its best offers for a FTA during negotiations. It also acts as a 'backstop' for us, insuring that the EU doesn't just takes the money and gives nothing back in return.We will pass this amended WA through parliament (thus fulfilling Johnson's promised part of the process), and then it is up to the EU to pass the AMENDED Withdrawal Agreement in the EU parliament by 31st Jan 2020. If they do not, then we just leave on 1st Feb 2020 under WTO rules [whilst offering the EU FTA negotiations under a GATT 24 transition period]. And the EU's refusal to accept such a reasonable amendment demonstrates their unwillingness to negotiate in good faith, giving Johnson the excuse to get out on WTO rules at the end of this month instead of one year later - and not having given the money away for nothing in return.So I encourage readers (hopefully I do?) to write today to their MPs and local papers to lobby for the introduction of this amendment.

[skinny] 02/1/2020 16:31

Also pushed in .

[crossing_the_rubicon] 02/1/2020 16:27

The point though, Mr Elbee, is this "value of national stock of assets" you identify is only worth what it does because it is underpinned by massive debt!!!

When the forced selling comes, watch the value of those assets fall,and fall fast.

Forgotten 2008-2009 already?

What happened to national stock of assets then?

Since the GFC the global economy has added 100 trillion in debt!


How do you think this is sustainable?

[utrickytrees] 02/1/2020 15:55

Blazing Rag CP? If youve not tried the Ale Stop do, they mix records while pulling pints its unbelievable. You can get ferrets & patterdale terriers there as well.

[mr.elbee] 02/1/2020 15:37

I have heard this since I was in shorts.It is total rubbish,of course, when you add the value of the national stock of assets,which could be drawn on in such an"implosion"

But sadly normal reality doesnt sell newspapers.

[bbalanjones] 02/1/2020 15:34

stonedyou: A great pity! I hear they're working on a new design of Fishermen's Gansey to incorporate Boris' Body - in - ditch Theme, for his Fisheries negotiation Team.

[bbalanjones] 02/1/2020 15:34

stonedyou: A great pity! I hear they're working on a new design of Fishermen's Gansey to incorporate Boris' Body - in - ditch Theme, for his Fisheries negotiation Team.

[cheshire pete] 02/1/2020 15:10

Ah yes minerve, ferret keeping...not sure about these parts but across the border in Derbyshire or Staffordshire well a different story.
Reminds me of uproar in the pool room of a pub in Buxton many moons ago where the landlord, puzzled by hysterical laughter of those in the room, went to see what was going on. There were balls rattling from inside the table even though no-one was playing at the time. On checking the transparent side panel where the return balls gather he saw a furry tail flash by. Someone had put a ferret down one of the pockets, landlord went ballistic.
With apologies to LLOY share price followers...like watching paint dry today though.

[maxk] 02/1/2020 14:54

According to the experts


Brexit =

[minerve 2] 02/1/2020 14:29

I'd be happy to have a pint with cheshire pete as long as the conversation wasn't about ferret keeping. :)

[pal44] 02/1/2020 14:17

add curry afterwards .. lamb bhuna perhaps !

[bargainbob] 02/1/2020 14:07

Pete no offense but would rather have a pint with you . :-)